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2013
Abstract This article is concerned with critical and liberal multiculturalism as well as the gender dilemmas between relativism and universalism. It identifies four liberal answers to the question of how to deal with the issue of universalism–relativism and discusses in detail the “multiculturalism versus feminism” debate.
Prins, B., Saharso, Sawitri
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Abstract This article is concerned with critical and liberal multiculturalism as well as the gender dilemmas between relativism and universalism. It identifies four liberal answers to the question of how to deal with the issue of universalism–relativism and discusses in detail the “multiculturalism versus feminism” debate.
Prins, B., Saharso, Sawitri
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MULTICULTURALITY OR MULTICULTURALISM?
2021One of the main subjects agreed upon within the discussions on globalization is that the process in question is bipolar and there is a tension between these poles. According to this view, this process has a homogenizing effect on free movement of capital on the one hand, and on the other hand it has a heterogenizing effect because of the demand of ...
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Multicultural consumers in multicultural marketplaces
2020Multicultural consumers are those who have been exposed to multiple different cultures and marketplaces and integrated different knowledge, social, cultural, ethical, community, and political values, and ways of life from their multicultural interaction, into their self-concept.
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2021
Individual patient autonomy is a core ethical consideration in Western bioethics, which has traditionally referred to respecting the ability of capable patients to formulate their own medical decisions. Increasing cultural diversity within the US warrants transition to medical models aligned with moral pluralism and a relational approach to autonomy ...
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Individual patient autonomy is a core ethical consideration in Western bioethics, which has traditionally referred to respecting the ability of capable patients to formulate their own medical decisions. Increasing cultural diversity within the US warrants transition to medical models aligned with moral pluralism and a relational approach to autonomy ...
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Theory, Culture & Society, 1997
L'A. se demande en quoi les musees revelent et mobilisent, dans la periode actuelle de globalisation, certains types de discours sur les «autres». Il souligne que le processus de globalisation induit l'emergence d'un certain multiculturalisme. Il s'efforce d'identifier les differents types d'exposition et de strategies d'exposition au 19 e siecle et ...
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L'A. se demande en quoi les musees revelent et mobilisent, dans la periode actuelle de globalisation, certains types de discours sur les «autres». Il souligne que le processus de globalisation induit l'emergence d'un certain multiculturalisme. Il s'efforce d'identifier les differents types d'exposition et de strategies d'exposition au 19 e siecle et ...
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Multicultural Theories for Multicultural Practice
NASPA Journal, 1994The author presents a brief review of three theories about multiculturalism, discussing them within the context of student ajjfairs services, environments, and programming.
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2002
According to a view of citizenship that prioritizes nationhood and a common culture, its hallmark is homogeneity, a basic sameness in manners, beliefs, and experiences. From this follows that the notion of multicultural citizenship is inherently a paradox and a provocation. It seems to defy the integrationist and centrist thrall of citizenship. However,
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According to a view of citizenship that prioritizes nationhood and a common culture, its hallmark is homogeneity, a basic sameness in manners, beliefs, and experiences. From this follows that the notion of multicultural citizenship is inherently a paradox and a provocation. It seems to defy the integrationist and centrist thrall of citizenship. However,
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Managing a Multicultural Nurse Staff in a Multicultural Environment
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1990In many health care facilities, multicultural/ethnically diverse professional and ancillary staff members care for an equally diverse patient population. Often this diversity is compounded by the recruitment of foreign nurse graduates. The authors describe how nurse managers at a southern California community medical center worked together to better ...
O Y, Burner, P, Cunningham, H S, Hattar
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The Moralism of Multiculturalism
Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2005Moralism is a frequent charge in politics, and especially in relation to the ‘politics of recognition’. In this essay, I identify three types of moralism — undue abstraction, unjustified moralism and impotent moralism — and then discuss each in relation to recent debates over multiculturalism in liberal political theory. Each of these forms of moralism
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Political Studies, 2009
British multiculturalism is alleged to have buckled under various Muslim-related pressures. Indeed, some intellectuals, commentators and politicians of different political persuasions have pointed to evidence of a ‘retreat’ to be found in an increased governmental emphasis upon ‘integration’ and ‘social cohesion’.
Meer, Nasar, Modood, Tariq
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British multiculturalism is alleged to have buckled under various Muslim-related pressures. Indeed, some intellectuals, commentators and politicians of different political persuasions have pointed to evidence of a ‘retreat’ to be found in an increased governmental emphasis upon ‘integration’ and ‘social cohesion’.
Meer, Nasar, Modood, Tariq
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